The archives of Prunella Clough

1880–1990s

Available online are key items which reflect the working methods and career of Prunella Clough. These include photographs used as source material and notebooks in which Clough recorded scenes and impressions which she drew on in her artwork. There are also some photographs of Clough at different ages and early illustrated letters to her father, Eric Clough-Taylor. Details of the remainder of the collection can be found on the Archive catalogue.

Details of the remainder of the collection can be found on the Archive catalogue.

Collection Owner: Prunella Clough 1919–1999
Collection: Tate Archive
Acquisition: Presented to Tate Archive by Anne Robin Banks, October 2004.
Reference: TGA 200511

196 objects in this collection

The archives of Prunella Clough

196 Objects

Title: Colour photographs of Aldeburgh
Date: June 1986
Description: Includes photographs of: tangled ropes; fishing and nautical paraphernalia, landscapes and seascapes, beaches. Many of the photographs have been labelled on the back in pencil. Originally enclosed in an envelope inscribed 'Aldeburgh June 86'.
Reference: TGA 200511/4/3/23

196 objects in this collection

Showing 16 objects

Colour photograph of fishing nets, ropes and floats in a plastic box

Colour photograph of waves crashing on a beach

Colour photograph of tangled ropes

Colour photograph of lichen on a flint wall

Colour photograph of a flint wall

Colour photograph of a river

Colour photograph of a cat in a window

Colour photograph of sea defences

Colour photograph of the top of a tree

Colour photograph of the edge of a tarpaulin

Colour photograph of foam on the sea

Colour photograph of waves

Colour photograph of a fishing float

Colour photograph of paving stones

Colour photograph of an anchor float

Colour photograph of a sail and float

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